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“Gun control reduces gun violence” and other studies that confirm the obvious
Katie McDonough
How sometimes stating -- and restating -- what seems like common sense can make for vital science
How to fight voter suppression
Gary May
The anniversary of Bloody Sunday brings key lessons for today's voting rights movement
American foreign policy will never recover from Iraq
Peter Van Buren
Ten years after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the Middle East is more unstable than we ever could have imagined
Talks begin to free U.N. peacekeepers in Syria
Natasha Lennard
Activists say that rebels will not hurt the hostages seized in the Golan Heights
Organizing for Action decides against accepting corporate funds
Ken Thomas
The nonprofit group run by former Obama aides had been accused of selling access to the White House
Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller to produce shows for IFC
Ej Dickson
The "Portlandia" network has ordered two new series from the comic luminaries
Arkansas adopts country’s most restrictive abortion law
ANDREW DeMILLO
The new legislation would create a near-ban on the procedure from the 12th week of pregnancy onward
Syrian rebels seize U.N. peacekeepers in Golan Heights
Natasha Lennard
Israel has warned that it will not "stand idle" as Syria's civil war spills over into the Golan region
Illegal immigration as art exhibit
Jillian Steinhauer
A University of Michigan anthropologist shares some of the chilling artifacts he found along the Mexican border
My life as a fake fake wrestler
Gregg Gethard
As an "e-fedder," or virtual wrestler, I learned the WWE-style matches may be pretend, but the storytelling is real
Florida finds evidence of voter fraud by GOP-tied firm
Jillian Rayfield
Two employees of the Republican-aligned Strategic Allied Consulting admit to forging voter registration forms
Is “shiksa” an insult?
Menachem Kaiser
The Yiddish word has become a part of the English lexicon, but its connotation remains fluid
Radical-right wing groups reach all time high
Alex Seitz-Wald
There are now more conspiracy-minded Patriot groups than at the height of the militia movement in the 1990s
Marco Rubio vs. Jeb Bush
Alex Seitz-Wald
It's the real Florida 2016 primary, and it's happening right now
Syrian refugees top 1 million
Associated Press
U.N. refugee agency announced grim milestone of Syrians fleeing civil war
Is being liberal a choice?
Salon Staff
From Jefferson to modern scientists, ideology has been linked to neuroscience. That way of thinking could be fatal
The 6 most appalling statements of America’s biggest CEOs
Lynn Stuart Parramore
They just can't help themselves -- and of late, there's been an uptick in the stupidity of their remarks
House GOP tries to defund nonexistent ACORN
Jillian Rayfield
A short-term budget bill features a provision to strip funding from the now-defunct group
The Green Movement isn’t fringe!
Jason Mark
A Time correspondent's poignant critique of the Keystone XL pipeline still manages to slight environmentalists
The global war on terror’s forgotten victims: Women and children
Victoria Brittain
Lost in the discussion of the war's civilian targets is the suffering their families are forced to endure
Carly Rae Jepsen cancels Boy Scouts concert over gay ban
Daniel D'Addario
The Scouts no longer able to call Carly Rae Jepsen, maybe, after pop singer cancels Jamboree spot over gay rights
Study: UK among the more unhealthy countries in Western Europe
Maria Cheng
This despite decades of free medical care and widespread health campaigns
Conservation group says Google shopping ads fuel ivory trade
Todd Pitman
Nearly 10,000 ads on Google Japan's shopping site promote the sale of ivory, the group alleges
Syrian war spills over Iraq border
Associated Press
48 Syrian soldiers were killed in Iraq reportedly by al-Qaida militants
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